Overview
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Technical Specification
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The Interior
Spaces That Define
the Experience
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The Saloon
The main deck saloon is 20% larger in volume than the previous generation — a full-beam living space in white and gold, wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass, with the galley and dining zone flowing naturally into the same open plan.
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Open Plan Living
The 90 Ocean's main deck flows from the saloon through the dining area to the aft deck — a single continuous space without visual interruption. This is the layout Sunseeker designed this generation around.
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The Lounge
The saloon lounge is scaled for long anchorages — deep white sofas, generous floor area, and panoramic windows on both sides framing the coastline. A space that works equally well for a morning coffee and a Gulf sunset.
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At the Helm
The upper helm station puts the captain and navigator above the main deck with 360° sightlines — a chart table, wraparound bench seating, and a skylight that frames every passage from above.
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Saloon to Sea
The main saloon opens through full-height sliding glass to the aft deck terrace — dining furniture and the open water beyond. At anchor, the indoor-outdoor boundary disappears. The 90 Ocean at rest is a different yacht from the 90 Ocean at 27 knots.
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Dining at Sea
The main deck dining area seats eight at a full table — panoramic windows on three sides, the saloon lounge behind, and the aft deck just beyond the sliding glass. The Gulf as a private dining room.
